How to say "Bro / brother: how you address a male peer . Formal counterpart: Mnumzana = 'sir/Mr'" in isiXhosa

Q: How do you say "Bro / brother: how you address a male peer . Formal counterpart: Mnumzana='sir/Mr'" in isiXhosa?

In isiXhosa, "Bro / brother: how you address a male peer . Formal counterpart: Mnumzana='sir/Mr'" is "Bhuti / Bhut'", pronounced BOO-tee. Bro / brother: how you address a male peer (respectful-casual; also polite with a man you don't know). Formal counterpart: Mnumzana='sir/Mr'..

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Bro / brother: how you address a male peer . Formal counterpart: Mnumzana = 'sir/Mr'

Bhuti / Bhut'

Say it: BOO-tee

Meaning: Bro / brother: how you address a male peer (respectful-casual; also polite with a man you don't know). Formal counterpart: Mnumzana = 'sir/Mr'.

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How to say "Bro / brother: how you address a male peer . Formal counterpart: Mnumzana = 'sir/Mr'" in isiXhosa

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